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TransitPulse Rights Letter Generator
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TransitPulse Rights Letter Generator is a paid API for AI agents from transitpulse.vercel.app, paid per call via x402, $2/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Generates a formal passenger rights compensation letter for rail, coach, ferry, or cruise delays/disruptions in a specified country
Price / call$2
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Citation-locked rail/coach/ferry/cruise claim letter — UK Delay Repay, EU Rail 2021/782, ferry 1177/2010, coach 181/2011, US FMC cruise refunds, Athens baggage notices: deterministic eligibility + a ready-to-send demand letter pre-empting operator defenses, with deadlines and escalation path. Honest-no: no letter sold on expired windows or time-barred claims.
Output
A fully composed, formal passenger rights compensation or delay repay letter addressed to the specified operator, incorporating deadline calculations based on the journey date, the delay duration, ticket price, cause of disruption, and applicable country-specific passenger rights regulations. Returned as a JSON object containing the letter text.
Example use cases
UK train delay compensation letter
“Write me a formal delay repay letter for my train journey — I was on a rail service (number GX204) with Govia Thameslink in GB on 2024-04-10, it was delayed 62 minutes due to overcrowding, and my ticket cost £34.00.”
French ferry delay claim
“I need a compensation letter for a ferry crossing in France — the operator is Brittany Ferries, the sailing number was BF991, I was delayed 180 minutes on 2024-02-28, the cause was adverse weather, and I paid €210 for the ticket.”
Canadian coach journey refund request
“Can you generate a passenger rights letter for a coach journey in Canada? The operator is Greyhound, service number GH55, the journey date was 2024-05-01, the delay was 45 minutes with no cause given, and I paid CAD 65.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://transitpulse.vercel.app/api/rights/letterWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when a traveller or agent needs to produce a formal, legally-grounded compensation claim letter for a delayed or disrupted rail, coach, ferry, or cruise journey, especially when country-specific passenger rights rules (e.g. EU Regulation 1371/2007, UK PRO 2023) need to be applied. Prefer this over generic text generation when deadline maths, operator-specific details, and jurisdiction-aware framing are required.
Side effects
- Missing required fields (mode or country) return a validation error
- Unsupported country ISO codes may produce generic or incorrect regulatory references
- Ambiguous or missing operator name may result in a generic salutation
- Very short delays below legal thresholds may produce letters noting ineligibility
- Empty or malformed journey_date may cause incorrect deadline calculations
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| moderequired | string | rail | coach | ferry | cruise |
| cause | string | Cause given by operator (default unknown) |
| countryrequired | string | ISO country (GB, FR, US, CA, JP, ... or EU) |
| operator | string | Operator/carrier name for the letter |
| journey_date | string | YYYY-MM-DD — deadline math |
| ticket_price | string | Fare paid |
| delay_minutes | string | Delay in minutes |
| service_number | string | Train/sailing/coach id |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {}
}Tags
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